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Skriven 2008-01-31 15:10:14 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
   Kommentar till text 1545 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38)
Ärende: BlueWave                                                 [2]
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Hi Janis,


 JK> > I had to share with 2 sisters; it was cramped. My brothers shared a
 JK> room > but with only 2 of them, they had more space.

 JK> And they didn't need it if they were like my brother :) :) We each had
 JK> our own room in that huge house, but most nights were were making
 JK> deals with one another to sleep together (I'll do dishes for you
 JK> tomorrow night if I can sleep with you tonight!!)  My oldest sister
 JK> and I used to love to go to the local movie house, and watch scarey
 JK> movies.. then we'd be (or I'd be, I should say) scared to death at
 JK> night <g>

We had no choice--had to sleep with one or the other sister.  We also
didn't get to the movies very often after my dad's first boss died. He
owned the theater (in the same building as the newspaper) and let his
employees & their families in for free. When he died, the theater part
was sold to someone else who put an end to that so after 6th grade, I
saw very few movies down at that theater.


>> brother and sisters that were younger than I was,  were pests too <g>.

 JK> > I know. (G) Remind me to tell you when we come up for the picnic
 JK> about > the first time Steve visited my family--and my younger
 JK> brother's bike > "ride".

 JK> Ok, will do :) :)

He thought he was so smart...........


>> When her bronchitis was so bad that the doc was calling it asthma, she
>> had to avoid all dairy foods pretty much.

 JK> > I have asthma so I get bronchitis quite often. At the same time,
 JK> I've > got to keep somewhat of a dairy intake up to help my bones.
 JK> Right now I > can't take calcium suppliments so I make sure I get some
 JK> yogurt and/or > soy milk every day.

 JK> My daughter outgrew her asthma when she was about 15 I think.. I was
 JK> so glad she did.  My mom out grew hers as well, but it came back when
 JK> she was about 60 or so.. I'm hoping Lauren's doesn't come back, but
 JK> you never know.  No one smokes over there, so that's good.

I was diagnosed as an adult but I'm sure I had asthma when I was a kid.
My parents didn't (still don't) smoke; I think the only one in our
family that does is one sister.

>> That's how mine is, unless I've colored it then I get some "body" to

 JK> > I don't color mine; I'm happy with its normal color.

 JK> I didn't mind the color of my hair either til various meds starting
 JK> messing with it.. one of them I was on causes hair loss which was a
 JK> real pain in the butt. What can you do <g>

OK, none of my meds seem to have affected my hair color or quantity. So
far, no problems with the radiation doing anything to it either.


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Catch you later,
Ruth
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... OH NO!  Not ANOTHER learning experience!

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